Ensuring that users fill in all required fields in a form is a crucial part of building a responsive and user-friendly app. In this blog post, we will go over how to perform empty input validation in Jetpack Compose, the modern toolkit for building native Android UI. Here is a basic example of how you…
Android’s Jetpack Compose has been a game-changer for UI design, allowing developers to create interfaces with less code and more efficiency. In this blog post, we’ll cover how to perform email validation in Jetpack Compose. Email validation is an important aspect of user input verification. Before storing or using user-provided emails, it’s good practice to…
In UI design, dealing with lengthy text that does not fit within its designated space is a common scenario. For Android apps, one popular solution is to display an ellipsis (“…”) at the end of the visible portion of the text to indicate the overflow. Jetpack Compose, Android’s modern UI toolkit, makes it easy to…
Jetpack Compose simplifies the development of UI with less boilerplate code, and it’s completely declarative, meaning you describe what your UI should look like, and Compose takes care of the rest. In this blog post, we are going to talk about how to change the position of Snackbar in Jetpack Compose. What is a Snackbar…
One of the common use-cases in mobile application development is showing the user a temporary message, and Snackbars are perfect for this. Jetpack Compose, the modern toolkit for building native UIs, allows us to easily use Snackbars in our apps. In this blog post, we will learn how to manage the dismissal of a Snackbar…
Android development is constantly evolving, and Jetpack Compose is a key part of that evolution. This UI toolkit offers a refreshing approach to building interfaces, including Snackbars. In this post, we’re going to dive into how to create a custom Snackbar with Jetpack Compose. In traditional Android development, altering Snackbars often involves navigating complex layout…
When building Android applications, you often need to give your users feedback about the outcome of an operation. This is usually done via snackbars – a brief, non-intrusive pop-up that displays a message. Jetpack Compose simplifies the process of creating and customizing these snackbars. In this blog post, we walk you through the steps of…
Snackbar duration plays a crucial role in determining how long a message stays visible on the screen. In Android Jetpack Compose, you have the flexibility to control the duration of Snackbar. In this blog post, we’ll demonstrate how you can customize the duration of a Snackbar message in your Android application. Understanding Snackbar Duration Snackbar…
A Snackbar is an excellent way to provide feedback to the users about an operation’s status. It’s a temporary UI element used for displaying brief, auto-expiring (dismissible) notifications to the user. Jetpack Compose makes it easier than ever to create and customize snackbars in your Android apps. While the Scaffold is a popular choice for…
Android’s Jetpack Compose allows us to create UI elements with ease, and Surface is a versatile composable that we can use for multiple purposes, such as drawing backgrounds, handling themes, applying elevations, and more. In this blog post, we will learn how to add a border to a Surface in Jetpack Compose. We can create…
In the world of Android UI development, Jetpack Compose has become a favorite among developers for its simplicity, conciseness, and power. One of the essential elements in a Material Design styled Android application is the Surface Composable. It allows you to add elevation and rounded corners to your UI components, creating a paper-like visual metaphor….
Android Jetpack Compose is a modern, fully declarative UI toolkit that is designed to make it easier for developers to create beautiful and effective user interfaces. One of the common tasks when developing an Android application is setting the background color of a Surface. In this blog post, we will walk you through how to…